Soldier says he was railroaded by Army officers
Private George K. M. from Cleveland testified that he and other recruits at Port Belvoir Virginia were forced to cut grass with bayonets to keep men busy. He claimed military officials tried to stop soldiers from writing or contacting Congress about speedy discharges.
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Washington
Benred Buck
Amy Tiers
George K. M
Barber
Cleveland
Ohio
Ill
Sestate
Amnitlee
Port Belvoir
Thomas
Utah
War Department
Fragmentary military note from a distant post
A garbled fragment mentions discipline in the Mic Army of the US and a person named Mark Satel connected to a rail journey from Belveir to Gampr Shelly. The text references newspapers, bayonet grass, and moral among soldiers near an engineer past, but details are unclear and incomplete.
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Mic
Mark Satel
Belveir
Gampr Shelly
Delay Seen In State Ten Year Air Program Start
Harrisburg reports indicate Pennsylvania's ten year air program will push construction into early spring. W L Auiersiy executive director of the State Authorities Commission noted few initial applications for airport planning were filed yesterday. No townstover, and federal aid prospects may determine timing as Congress debates covering half the cost with the state and municipality sharing equally.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Yini
W. L. Auiersiy
State Autountties Commission
Handilies
Hyzleton
St Marys
Andersen
Congress
Commonwealth
Lady Trynkdin Rebelan Lodge Holds Meeting and Elections
The Lady Trynkdin Rebelan Lodge met at the LOOP Hall with Mrs Florence Hauenstein presiding. Officers elected for the coming year include noble grand Mrs Blonince Hauerstein vice grand Mrs Bris Hepler and treasurer Mrs Botts Loveland. Installation set for October 11 by district beauty president Nell Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trynkdin Rebelan Lodge
Loop
Hall
Florence Hauenstein
Blonince Hauerstein
Noble Grand
Bris Hepler
Vite Grand
Irs
Blanche Obra
Suet
Hexel Akam
Botts’ Loveland
Ile Auer
Imuisiciah
Ora Loveland
Lind
Nell Lewis
Jeauty
Ory Loveland
Hepler
Maude Keefe
Alma Erickson
Mable Beall
Davis Loveland
Dolly Frit
Min Carniike
Lucy Allen
Brie
Nina Jewell
Zoe Cummings
Luthel Matthews
Carnicke
Havensiely
Mes Aner
Mead Park Group Meeting Update At Municipal Building
Mead Park Group met Tuesday evening at the Municipal Building. Directors Janes Cassidy EL Whittlesey Louis Sears Mrs Lesle Wells Stanley Nichols Walley Sweet Pred Barnes attended with interested participants including Eiki Ruinesalo Dr C F Bowell and Walter Auer. Nichols presided as routine matters were approved and notices noted delinquent bills. Sweet reported receipts from park events totaling about 10 500 to date with details from Ajax Iron Works Aero Ground Crew hotel clubs listed. caretaker Stemnett missed last night so a full financial report will be presented at the November 20 annual meeting.
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Groune
Ajax Iron Works
Aero Ground
Sweet
Stemnett
Dinner Of Clarence Commandery Draws Knights
Sixty five members and guests attended the Clarence Commandery of Knights Temple for a Fall season dinner. After a 6 30 supper a social time followed with Tistey Whitehead honored by Mrs Ralph Fogle and others. Next dinner October 16 will be a kitchen shower with members asked to bring unused dishes.
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Clarence Commandery
Knights Temple
Aim
Tistey Whitehead
Ralph Fogle
Ward Bliley
William Croft
Glenn Steadman
Ralph Blakestes
Spartansburg
Onion City
Wilbur Rikers
J O Y Class Fetes Mrs Fred Schwab in Shower
The J. O. Y. Class met at Mrs. Fred Kinley’s home for a miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs. Fred Schwab. Seventeen members attended. awards went to Emma Messinger, Garden Ruffner, and Dorothy Miller. Mrs Schwab received many gifts. Kinley and Gerald Staples served refreshments. An out of town guest, Mrs John Freebourne Jr of Erie, attended. Next social will be in Gelber with Mrs Camden Ruffner and Miss Beverly Slowe hosting.
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Fin Jo
Joe Presbyterian Church
Fred Kinley
Feud Schwab
Emma Messinger
Garden Ruffner
Dorothy Miller
Schwa
Kinley
Gerald Staples
John Freebourne, Jr
Erie
Gelber
Camden Ruffner
Bev
Arly Slowe
Farewell Party For Jack Aymons And Lloyd Lines
Last evening at the home of Helen Mulderick fifty five guests gathered to honor Jack Aymons who departs for the Navy and Lloyd Lines heading to the Army. The party featured games music and a red white and blue luncheon. Names mentioned include Cherlene Howland Jean Penny Marylyn Crowe Roger Blogs Jack Kellogs Jack Hanley Chaimey McGhan and Berry King from Union City.
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Helen Mulderick
Dorothy Aymons
Jack Aymons
Navy
Lloyd Lines
Army
Leo Muldevick
Fern Aymong
Ernest
Cherlene” Howland
Jean Penny
Marylyn Crowe
An Roger Blogs
Jack Kellogs
Jack Hanley
Chaimey McGhan
Erry King
Union
City
Rubinoff Violin Concert Slated in Musdytile Next Monday
Nationally known violinist Rubinoff performs in Musdytile on Monday evening at the High School Auditorium. Tickets may be bought at Al's Clothes Shop in the city, with several attendees expected from Corry.
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Rubinoff
Musdytile
Corry
Amici Circle Holds Meeting At Beaverdam Home
Twenty two members and five guests attended the Amici Sewing Circle meeting at Mrs. Tyan Milles home in Beaverdam. President Mrs. Marshall Sherwood led business, sewing, and visiting followed. Hosts Mrs. Carl Lyons and Mrs. Wilbur Sorenson served pie cheese coffee and tea. Next gathering set for Mrs. Lena Halfast’s home on October 2.
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Amici Circle
Miller
Amici Sewing Circle
Muttas
Tyan Milles
Beaverdam
Lloyd Poster
Theodore Squires
Marshall Sherwood
Carl Lyons
Wilbur Sorenson
Lena Halfast
New Process Lets Georgia Muscadine Grapes Hit Markets
Georgia developers announce a commercial method to process muscadines by blanching and quick freezing, enabling sale for ice cream and other foods. The breakthrough could boost southern farm incomes and follows decades of breeding work led by Dr. H. P. Stuckey at the Georgia Experiment Station, distributing improved vines to farms.
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Atlanta
Elise
Marriage ceremony at local parsonage in Columbus
Miss Warlene Cobb daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RS Cobb of Columbus wed Pie Benjamin G. Kellis son of Mrs. Elizabeth Kexh of Barnesboro in a ceremony at the United Brethren Club parsonage. Rev H R Harrie officiated at five o clock. Attendants were Mrs Bali Cole and Sheridan Coty. The bride wore a street length gown with red roses and blue chiffon accessories. The couple departed for Barnesboro after the ceremony.
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Warlene Cobb
RS Cobb
Columbus
Benjamin G. Kellis
Elizabeth Kexh
Barnesboro
H. R. Harrie
United Brethren Club
Poryonige
Bali Cole
Sheridan Coty
Cobh
Bhutan Atso
Barsesboro
Keith
Dixon
Sugar Grove Resident Honored At Party Here
Sugar Grove honors Mrs. Robert Bateman of Smite Grows at a local party. Gifts praised include prizes for Mrs Hadyt Nobbs and Mrs Floyd Nobbs. Attendees included Mrs Sidney Nobbs of Jamestown and others from Sugar Grove Ashville Cony and nearby areas.
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Sugar Grove
Robert Batewin
Hadyt Nobbs
Floyd Nobbs
Baldwin
Nobbs
Sidney Nobbs
Jamestown
Floyd Nobis
Chs. Baldwin
Selty Sandstrom
Ashville
Hadyn Nobbs
Donald Patterson
Cony
Party at Hunt Cottage for Senior High School students
Mrs Meprith Hunt hosts a Sunday gathering at Obautungun Lake inviting about thirty boys and girls from the Senior High School. The group enjoyed badminton, other games, a supper and corn roast, with a very fine party reported by all attendees.
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Hunt Cottage
Meprith Hunt
Obautungun Lake
Buests
Michard
Will Vennte
Mrs Lindsley Hosts Bridge Club At First Avenue Home
Mrs Leon Lindsley entertained her bridge club last evening at her home on First Avenue. Mrs Edward Foie won the score prize. Guests included Mrs RS Dewey and Mrs Donald Kincaid. The clip will meet Renin Quiober February 2 at the home of Mrs Frank Loveland.
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Lindsley
Leon Lindsley
First Avenue
Edward Foie
Corry Teachers Attend Edinboro District Conference
A group of Corry teachers from the local district attended a district meeting yesterday at Edinboro Teachers' College. Attendees included Mr Dewey and Mrs H Lynnalleo among others, with Dr FL Stagle of Kansas City MO and Supt Grose of the Hite schools present. The first session began at 4 PM followed by dinner and an evening session.
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Spa
Dewey
Edinboro Teachers’ College
Usesby
Sind
H. Lynnalleo
B. Lowe Howards
Putnem
Nelle Titus
Hirald Watre
Ethel McCray
PSA
Wis
FL. Stagle
Kansas City
National Revention Association
Supt
Grose
Hite
PLS
BE. A
Ob & O'Eli
Corry Teachers Elect Leaders At Senior High Meeting
Corry teachers held a meeting at the Senior High School Saturday afternoon. Officers elected to serve for the coming year include F. Lowe Edwards as president and Roland T. Putnam as vice president.
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Corry
F. Lowe Edwards
Roland T. Putnam
May McConn Sity
Mira
Flioes Wood
Resistrer
Rotary Club Speaker Glenn KelloggPeace Ada Hehe
Rotary Club meeting at Hotel Corry drew thirty members and guests. Kellogg Wesleyville spoke on a youth service program and citizen obligations. Attendees included Pte James Stanin Wesleyville R L Kinamen Paul M Germond Buffalo George Zimmerman N Y Joseph Sherward Sr Pie Merley Amy and others. Next meeting set for October 2.
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Ne Hotary Usw
Corry
Be Kellogg
Wesleyville
James Stanin
R. L. Kinamen
Paul M. Germond
Buffalo
George Zimmerman
A, N.Y
Joseph Sherwaud
Pie Merley
Amy Also
Newbolds Welcome Daughter in Spartansburg
Mr and Mrs Donald Newbold of Spartansburg announce the birth of a daughter at Corry Hospital yesterday. The baby joins the family with health reported good and the couple expressing happiness at the new arrival.
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Donald Newbold
Spartansburg
Corry Hospital
Yesterda
Streptomycin Seen as New Wonder Drug for Army
Washington reports the Army Medical Department studies a potential rival to penicillin. Streptomycin, effective against gram negative bacteria like tuberculosis and cholera, is in laboratory trials with limited quantities for experimental use. Production is slow, delaying wide availability.
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Washington
Army Medical Department
Wm Army
Okeaier
Surgeon General
Medical Department
Margarine Preparation Methods Described
An article explains margarine production using blended deodorized vegetable oils and pasteurized, refined stearin to provide the characteristic flavor.
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Tash
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Rhodes General Hospital
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N.Y. I
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New York City
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